Stereotypes of sexuality
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This document discusses stereotypes related to sexuality. It notes that sexual orientation refers to emotional, romantic or sexual attraction to men, women, or other genders. Common stereotypes of homosexuals, heterosexuals, and bisexuals are outlined. The document also discusses how sexuality is represented in media, whether those representations are fair, and the history of these stereotypes. It considers whether there is any truth to the stereotypes of sexuality.
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Both men and women are objectified in popular culture.
Gay men are objectified more than heterosexual men.
Women overall are objectified much more than men.
There’s now so much competition for attention that media content has learned that more is better. This has extended to more sex in the media, and women are conventionally portrayed as sex objects and sexually objectified.
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The Heterosexual Male Gaze
Media privileges male desire and assumes a heterosexual male gaze.
Content is designed to appeal to a hypothetical heterosexual man.
Men undergo a process of sexual subjectification.
They are told what their internal thoughts and feelings should be.
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Many women self-objectify.
They internalize the idea that their physical attractiveness determines their worth.
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The feminine role is responsive.
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- 3. STEREOTYPES OF HOMOSEXUALS It is just a phase. Gay men could die of aids Gay men are feminine Gay women are butch Gay men can’t get married or have children.
- 4. STEREOTYPES OF HETEROSEXUALS They are monogamous They are the hegemonic norm of society. ‘There is nothing wrong with heterosexuality.’ Male partners are the abusers. Nuclear family Straight couples always have children.
- 5. STEREOTYPES OF BISEXUALS They are confused, undecided, dabblers , insecure. Just going through a phrase Experimenting They are promiscuous They are greedy
- 6. REPRESENTATIONS OF SEXUALITY IN MEDIA Gives a broad view to the viewer of people’s sexuality. Stereotypes are used to make TV more interesting. People can relate to the characters because of the people they know or themselves. Most likely to be found in TV dramas. Over stereotype the views of stereotypes of sexuality.
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